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    2006 Graduation | Design

    Arnaud Mauler

    X:pan

    Arnaud Mauler

    By the diversions and the appropriation of the urban environment, extreme sports have been introduced into our society. If they have triggered new artistic cultural and clothing practices, they have also led to problems of cohabitation with those who do not practise and a questioning about the legitimacy of these practices.
    Among them, BMX is often barely known and little understood; it is therefore increasingly threatened, not to say forbidden.
    To change mentalities, BMX has to become a culture proposing its own codes and values, by creating an identity of its own.
    How can a designer contribute to it ?

     
     
     
     
    X:pan - Arnaud Mauler - Diplôme 2006For Arnaud Mauler, this identity will manage to assert itself thanks to « street wear ».
    This identity is deeply rooted in the practice of BMX, for which the accessories, the clothes and even the body eventually bear the marks.
    Arnaud has therefore decided to develop this idea of stigmatization under the label Xpan: shoes, trousers and a jacket, to bear the values of the BMXer community, which have been only and paradoxically stigmatized so far.
    These three objects have been designed to progressively reveal a second skin, not to say a second nature, hidden under a first cover.
    This sport, which toughens and reveals, thus expresses its specificity and its symbolic revelation, beyond appearances and prejudice.
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